Turning off the tap, Attending to the baby, Answering the phone, Seeing who is at the door, Picking up the clothes.

not really accurate on this one, I chose the running tap - wealth apparently - for the practical reasoning of not flooding my house before checking on the babe. Second choice is of course the wailing infant, then to the phone, next door well holding the child and talking on phone if its not spam, after all that I'd get the laundry when the kids calm and the visitor is gone - unless the visitor is willing to hold the kid or get the laundry for me.

It was correct.

1. Tap: Least effort and because it is wasteful letting perfectly good water go to waste. Saves me some $ too.

2. Doorbell: Whoever shows up on my door took the effort to come to my house so I will entertain but for how long depends on their reason for for being there. Delivery? Collect and say thanks. Sales? No thank you, have a good day.

3. Phone: If it is really urgent and important, you can always call back or reach me on my mobile through text. This isn’t the 20th century.

4. Baby: Whatever is making it cry has probably got to do with the noises generated from either the doorbell, phone ringing, and inclement weather or all. Pacify it.

5. Clothes: Clothes are as good as soiled, as soon as rainwater hits, no point rushing to get it back in.

I picked the door because the others can easily be done later. (Order as which i would do last) The clothes can be dried later inside, then answering the phone since they can't take for granted that im glued to my phone, then the baby would probably just be crying because of some silly reason. The thing I'd do just after opening the door is turning off the water, simply because it's done quickly. The reason I choose door is because their there in the presence and waiting, probably aware of the fact that I'm home.